Tchaikovsky Competition-winning violinist Itamar Zorman performs tas part of BSO’s Harmony From Discord series
The Bellingham Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce its April 27th concert at the historic Mount Baker Theatre. “Singing Out” features guest soloists Itamar Zorman, Heather Dudenbostel, and Richard Hodges, as well as the Bellingham Chamber Chorale. Works will be performed by Henriëtte Bosmans, Gabriel Fauré, and Kenji Bunch.
Zorman, a Tchaikovsky Competition-winning violinist, will join the orchestra for a powerful afternoon of music centerstage with Harmony from Discord, BSO’s concert series that celebrates music transcending oppression by shining a light on composers whose music has endured through the darkest of times across the globe. The program closes with Fauré’s Requiem featuring two soloists and the Bellingham Chamber Chorale.
The New York Times describes Zorman’s playing as conveying “precisely the right mix of tenderness, agitation and spiritual succor.”
Tickets start at just $15. More details are available at bellinghamsymphony.org/event/singing-out
The concert repertoire is as follows and will run approximately 90 minutes with intermission:
Kenji Bunch | Supermaximum (12’)
Henriëtte Bosmans | Concert Piece (17’)
Gabriel Fauré | Requiem (30’)
with the Bellingham Chamber Chorale
About the Bellingham Symphony Orchestra
The Bellingham Symphony Orchestra is the resident orchestra of the Mount Baker Theatre. It performs seven concerts per season in addition to a variety of community and youth engagement programs across the calendar year. Details about the BSO and ticketing information for the current season are available at bellinghamsymphony.org.
